Lolifox Browsers

Dooble includes an FTP browser. The browser displays both connection information and directory contents. A history interface is provided. Bookmarking, editing, and searching are just some of the functions included in the History panel. Dooble includes advanced and basic options. Legacy and new architectures.

Actually I want to searching the most suitable anime list manager or others stuff for cataloged my messy collection, but in that early morning I found others software, not anime bla bla manager, but lolifox dragged by interest in moe-moe thing, so i try out this software lolifox is another Mozilla-based multi tab internet browser based on Mozilla 2.0. This lolifox will function as like others web browser but has advantages in browsing.

It will offer extra features where cannot be find in normal firefox and it comes with own predefined bookmark. Usually it will be blank at this tab but by lolifox, which are also shown on the bookmarks toolbar. Those are the lolifox home page (temporarily closed till the next version comes out), latest headlines feeds, anime torrent sites feeds, and links to Hongfire, DaTorrents and BoxTorrents, AniDB, ANN and AnimeNFO and Antenna, a blog about anime. Lolifox this lolifox default starting page is where offer 7 search engine which can be select by clicking arrow button beside search button. That’s search engine include google, yahoo, MSN, also anime site like Animesuki, Tokyo Toshokan, HongFire and DaTorrent. Multiple choice of internet search engine Beside of loli fox figure inside main page, lolifox also will offer feature that present in firefox 2.0 and additional of anime link but that only 2.0, not as latest as firefox 3.xxxx or higher (in future) right now.

Hope the notice of closing till next version comes out will be true I mean until some period of time, they will release new version of lolifox. Lolifox setup like to use it?

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In reality your system isn't likely using 50% of your physical memory, I also have 1gb of memory, and if you run XP, unless your running multiple high end editing/gaming software at the same time your not even getting close to using all of your physical memory. I also happen to run Win98se on a virtual machine with 384mb of my 1gb that also runs FF that has tons of free memory, and it hasn't been any problem with memory usage on either os. What does all this mean? If you have all this free memory, what are you really using it for?

I have read the threads discussing memory issues, and I know they have been fixing some which have been confirmed, along with there have been some tips/tweaks that have helped others, however in the end I find it funny when people complain that their resources are actually being legitimately used for the programs they are running. I'm also back from the days where programmers had to run their programs in memory limitations of 16k-640k depending on the operating system, and hardware. Said by: Yea never said having any major problems. Except just a few quirks playing media here and there. But yea just mainly interested why such high ram usage.

I know I have 1gb of ram but I'm just a little paranoid with anything that uses more than normal ram I tend to keep things and use things that don't consume huge amount of ram unless its the only thing available. My own firefox latest release build no extensions is running at 35megs ram give or take.

I tend to think thats a bit high. But its acceptable when i have more than a tab open.

Ie typically uses 18 ish megs per windows so i figure 35 for 3 or 4 tabs is a fair bit better considering i have 3 home tabs open at start. Now if i had 1 tab open and had the same useage id be pretty anoyed to say the least. IE is a bit of a pig mem wise and to have more ram in what is considered by more to be a slimmer browser would be just stupid. Just a thought.Mozilla Firefox is a safer a browser and is much more beefed up the Internet Explorer will problably ever be in my mind. In my opinion, use Internet Explorer until you have everything set up the way you want it, or when you need to install a program that can only be installed through Internet Explorer. I only use Internet Explorer for downloading new programs and for doing things like logging into my cable modem, router and to do Speed Tests.other than that.Mozilla Firefox wins my vote in compatibility. Yes, I know, it can take up a lot of RAM, I run on 1 GB of RAM too on my system and just Mozilla Firefox alone drops my amount of free memory from 800 MB free down to more like 650 MB free, so I know how you feel and what you're thinking.which is problably: I want that memory.